CRITICAL ANALYSIS OF THE ENJOYMENT OF RIGHTS OVER ACQUIRED PROPERTY FOR UNMARRIED COUPLES UNDER RWANDAN LEGAL FRAMEWORK.

Abstract

This research is, in part, a legal overview, analyzing how effective the enjoyment of the right over an acquired property is in Rwandan law when life partners plan to break their cohabitation relationship, be it during their lifetime or at the event of death. After showing what is in heart of the courts of justice and how effective the tension effect does exist among the judges, the courts of justice are seen putting and defending between many interests that of continuity over property. The pleasure of rich, the comfort, the share of property for tranquil life bring more intense reasons pushing people to follow a marriage like relationship. Of the life plans we are making in our sufficiently long period, a foundation of stability in family life, the fact that family relations can be crushing while the relationship is broken, the continuity of the right to use the in divided property. Such reasons are driving the life partners to require recognition of their cohabitation, the grant of the right to use the acquired property, its continuation until the future stabilities are established.